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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

Wasn't it indiscreet on the part of one Of
Sharp's lawyers to admit that everybody knows
that the Aldermen of 1884 were corrupted |?
Who corrupted themf is the question that
naturally follows. One of the witnesses yes
terday testified that Sharp told him that he
shad it (the Broadway franchise) fixed in the
Board of Aldermen BY the simple process
of putting this and that together a conc .usion
that Sharp will not relish is easily reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

CLEVELAND AS A sENTIMENT-VOICER.
From me Rochsser Post Erpress
President Cleveland may always be depended upon
to voice the sentimnts of the American people,
Albany Argus.
MAY We be permitted to ask contemporary o
question: When does Tho Argus" think Mr.. Glove
land volced the sentiments Of the American people,
In this battle flag bisiness-when no approved the
order or when hs backed down and Laid the blame
on Secretary Endicott and General Drum1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
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GRAND OPERA HoUsR-S-Hazel KIRK
fycgUN THEArRE-s:3O-Thc Highest Bidder
MADISON AVE- AND 59rH-sr.-Day aud Eysains-Msrn'
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Nrrrps q ARDEN-s-TrAvers House
TERRACE GARpES-s-zimsier.
WAIIACK's--s-Jacqnette.
72s and 73O BROADwAY-Old London Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22
THE NEW II. r. II

From The Chicago Tribune
President Cleveland Ia his own Burchard. Re
turned Rebel Rags Is fatal ALTERATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

Princeton has now become a university and
is ready TO confer degrees upon nonresident
studcnts Graduate courses are also to be
established. This is an important step in the
history Of this old-cstablished institution.
Large plans for greater usefulness on the part
of Princeton are in process of development and
will doubtless be carried to successful issue.
There arc many universities in name in this
country; Princeton means to be a university
in fact.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

Justice is overtaking the "boodlers' in Chicago
as well us in New-Yorl1. Warden MoGarigle and
County Commissioner Mcdonald were convicted in
Chicago on Saturday, and mike" Mcdonald, the
Democratic leader and the head of the Chicago
"boodlers,7 will soon have 10 stand trial. With
Mike Mcdonald on trial in Chicago and Jake
Sharp In New-Yorl, there will be fair prospect of
, marked decline I'm the doodle" business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

The Democratic press after series Of violent
spasms has succeeded in demonstrating to its own
satisfaction that the President made no mistake.
out that Drum Is incorrigible bunderer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

Complaints about the class of men drawn as
jurors in this city have not been confined 10
the court where Jacob Sharp is on trial. Judges
in other courts and lawyers practising there
have found serious fault; so much so, indeed.
as to lead to the belief that there was some
thing radically wrong in the methods Of tho
Commissioner Of Jurors If so. the wrong.
whatever it be, is in q fair way of being found
out Mayor Hewitt has ordered the Commits
sioners of Accounts to investigate Mr.. Reillys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

Joke That is what "Harper's Weekly calls
the suggestion az Governor Hill as Presidential
candidate II is whispered that this particular
Joke does not cause Pr sdnt Cley Gland TO hold both
his sides and burst of all his buttons. by the
way. We wonder what Governor Hin calls "Ilarpcrs
Meelly.p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

Large plans for greater usefulness on the part
Of Princeton are in process of development and
will doubtless be carried to successful issue.
There arc many universities in name in this
country: Princeton means to be a university
in fact.
81 have nowhere at any time witnessed
spectacle so splendid and impressive This is
the verdict of THE TRIBUNEs London cor
respondent upon the London pageant There
was not a blot or blur upon the complete sue
cess Of the Jubilee ceremony The house
decorations, especially in Piccadilly, were SUI
perb the appearance Of the reconstructed Abb
hey by no means warranted the charge of
tsdesecraton", the assembly and the services
there were dignifed and in keeping with the
occasion; and the procession as seen from an
uneNcclled point of view was in every sense
memorable. Perhaps nothing in connection
with the affair was more touching or suggestive
than the affectionate greetings extended to the
Queen by her children in the presence of the
throng that filled the Abbey They spoke
eloquontly of the domestic love which has
ever been Characteristic of the Queen and her
family
Chief Engineer Novins has escaped on tech
nicality. The evidence produced did not sus-
lain the charge made in the Indictment and no
other result than acquittal was possible.
The principal reliance of the prosecution was
upon the witness Pope. who for some reason
testified with much less directness and point
than when before the Bacon committee and the
Grand Jury. In short. the prosecution broke
down entirely. DistrictAttorney Ridgway
promised in court that he would take the case
again before the Grand Jury, but after the &C
quittal he declared that be could do nothing
more. A charge of grand larceny may not be
justified. but the accused man has by no means
cleared himself in the eyes of the community.
Mr.. Nevns himself ought not to be satisfied
with verdict Of mot proven.s
Complaints about the class of men drawn as
jurors in this city have not been confined 10
the court where Jacob Sharp is on trial Judges
in other courts and lawyers practising there
have found serious fault; so much so. indeed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

The Chinese may stay. Over 400 OF them struck
for higher wages in this city Monday They
want s4 a day for ironing and So so for washing
clothes This is "alle samce rs Mclean man, and
t establishes the fact that cheap Chinese labor Is
vanishing II now only remains for tho Chinese
like the colored men, to join the Knights and their
,tatus as honest workngmen will be established.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

Mayor Whitney is disincllned to appoint women
on the Brooklyn Board Of Education because he
hoes find public opinion to favor the innovat ION
Public opinion expressed itself pretty strongly at
mas meeting recently, and over hundred public
snrited women have since ysited the Mayor to urge
such appoinme Mr. Whitney Will make 10 mis-
take II he yields TO this pressure.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-22
WHAT WILL BE DONE About

With tins issue of the TRIBUNE
we conclude the puhllca ION OF the
Legislative Committed Report on
the conVlcts under the present sys-
tenn III practice III georgia. The
committee confess tiIdt the limited
Time accorded hem WAS not
sufficient tor them to invostig ne
and give complete r,port OF al
details under lhe len,e system.
Some how or other the reader gels
an impression that what Is repO, ted
il not in such IL manner AZ 10 give
the pubic Il very full description OF
of the abuses under the manage
memt Of the Iessees in The convict
camps.
Enough however may be CLEANED
from tho report to show the brutal
and inhuman practices III vogue III
the present sU-cailed penitentiary
system that dlsSraces our State, rs
TO call on GeOrglans aud friends OF
humanity to rise at once and create
public sentiment that will wipe
out The toul blot on civilization.
Georgia is cited III all parts OF the
country as permitting crueltIes TO
the unfortunate convicts not III
keeping with crimes committed by
them aud which are nOt warranted
| by law. The whole system has a
tendency to still lower aud brutalizo
criminal, should he be so fortunate
as to come out alive alter serving
his sente ce, which il contrary Ia
the spirit OF the law and to the die
taIrs OF humanity and civil cation.
q vernon Gordon IA his fist
message to the Legislature called
attention To the crue,tes and ban
baliies under the present operation
the convicts, aud suggested remedi
al legislation TO chat body, which
we believe viii gre thy benefit the
Stat and remove The STAN from
her name brought about under the
pre ent law, while at The same time
Inhlctlng adequate punishment toits
criminals. rhe Legislature will
meet in July, when, n Is to be
hoped, that prompt action will b.
taken 10 give the Governors plan
OF establishing one or more agricui
tural farms toe experimental firm
Ing, upon which couvlcls shall bt
worked fair trial, or some o,hvl
equally mtriIo, ious legislation Nil
viii be Ell ctrd.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-22

prevailing between the hand ord,
and tenonts in that unhappy land.
The police and bsiIiffs are ohstruct.
ed by the tenants in every step they
make to disposess them. The cor
respondent states that $50 police
met aid bail ifffs st4rted for Cooina8.
horn, wild and almost inaccessible
glen, to evict the occupants OF nine
LOuses, the only dwellings in the
neighborhood. The peasantry
learned of heir approach and re-
moved the usual mems Of crossing
the stream near the gl5n, and which
WAS swollen by recent storms. This
delayed the evictors in doing their
work, as the police rather than wet
heir feet by fording the stream
preferred to make long detour.
Then the peasantry women, who
rejo ced IN lhe trouble they had
eau I'd the police and balhfs,
carried the report 3rs and Others
who were friendly 10 the tenants
across the stream on their racks
The police, with much difficulty,
finally succeeded IN climbing the
glen. Then, with fixed bayonets,
they proceeded to tho houses amid
the gro 'ns OF lie people, and order
ed them vacated. several ot them
have already been emplIed. The
work OF evicting is proceeding.
Alter the tenants leave, The houses
are levelIed with crowbars. The
burning OF vacated dwellings has
been abandoned, owing 10 gove.n-
ment pressure on the landlords
The evictions III county Liner
ick, are being met with 'he same
perslstency ny the tenants VIII
b1rricade their houses and return
blow for blow until torccd TO yiell
at the point OF the bayonet auu
load rifles. g eat suffering IL
Ue,ng experienced 10y the evlcte
tenants and considerable blood ID |
being spilled. The condition OF
aff urs is the outgrowth Of the "pla
OF campaign" ln4usuraIkd by the
Irish leaders and mantuIiy support
cd by the people.
The sympathIzers with t. . ten
ants are arranging TO hold nn.nense
public meetings ID London 10 ex-
press Indignation at he brutal aud
lnhuman conduct committed undur
the eviction laws.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-22

faluated with the condemned a.
archist August Spies, one OF the
seven men soon to be hung Tor
throwing a bomb into the ranks 81
the Chicago police causing terrible
destruction of life. There Is no
accounting for woman's tasie,
though Mis- Van Zandt's object IN
this case may be to obtain notorIetN.
Her father who is a respectable aud
well to do man does not object 10
the marriage as he says it ls no use
to oppose her in anything she has
made up her mind to do.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-22
Thomas ]. OLuYERIus, The youne

THOMAS J. CLUyERIUs, the young
Virginia lawyer, who WIS convict d
on circumstnncIal evidence OF the
murder of Fanny Lillian Madison,
his first COUSIN. " no it was claimed
he had betrayed, was hung IL Ricll'
mond last week. The Sheriff
showed his sympathy for young
Claverlus lot whose guilt consider
able doubt existed by II hanging han
with partI-colored silk rope Of
which he paid fifteen dollars.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-22
REPORT ON The PENITENTI
AIRY.
CONTINUED from last week !.

Continued from last week.
The committee found that the
convicts at this camp are hired +"
work around the iron furnace in
loading iron and other material,
The work around said furnace is
done through the week by free
labor, and such work as is done by
the convicts on Sundays is usually
such work as is done by free labor
but after said convicts have worked
all the week in the mines III orde'
that some some OF the free labOrer-
may he relieved, in many case,
they hire the convicts and work
them on the Sabbath day. Some
OF the convicts claim that II they
don't work willingly for whatever is
offered them they are required to
work anyhow and receive for their
worz whatever their employers
CHOOSE to give them. We recon
mend that the proper authorities
see to il that tho practice is abol-
ished The opinion of the commit
tee is that neither the Lease Act
nor the contract Of the Iessees wi h
the State will allow the lesSees to
work the convicts on the Sabbath
day. The committee also touad
that the oil from The lamps attacht d
10 the. caps Of the convic:s CAV
them great Inconvenience, and REG
ommend that the lamps be ~
arranged as to prevent the fl wing
of the OIL from them into the eyes
OF the convictS while at work.
The punishment of the convicts
at this camp IL whipping with a
leather strap on the naked person
by the whipping boss, and it Is
claimed by the convicts IN come
instances that il Ia inhumanely in
flcted. Information reached the
committee during their investigA-
ton that the whipping boss at this
camp had prepared IA leather strap
OF unusual are and had driven shoe
pegs in the same, and with the
leather strap, with the sharp end ct
the hoe pegs projecting ont, whip
ped three OF the convlcts severely,
giving each OF them f ON IS to IS
lashes ON the naked person, We
recommend that the Governor care
fully investigate TO the trnth OF
this statement aud IKE such steps
concerning il as be May deem best
The committee desire 10 state
that they were allowed access to
every portion Of the camp and
mines, AMI were requested by Hon.
Joseph 4. Brown, lessee, and others
having them in charge, 10 make a
most thorough investigation and
Inspection, aud expressed "a willing
uess to make any change which, in
the opinion of the committee, WIS
necessary or would contribute to the
better welfare of the copvFcts, The
committee, owing 10 the lnclemcy
Of the weather and the limited time
the General Assembly has been II
session, have been unable tO'vlslI
any of the other convict camps IL
the State. They beg leave to SAY
that it is almost impossible to give
such attention TO The convict camp
OF this State AS should be done
They therefore deem it expedient
that an inspection should be made
during the recess of the Genera
Assembly, aud herewith submit .,
resolution looking TO this purpose
which they instruct the Chairman
Of this committee TO introduce anc
ask for the adoption OF the same
All OF which is respectfully sub
mitted.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-22

A MAJORITY of the Senate Com
mittee has decided to report ad-
yerseIy on the nomination Of Mr.. j
G. Matthews to be Recorder OF
Deeds, Of Washington city. Should
MIR. Matthews be rejec ed, it is 8 aid
the President viii ~cnd III The rane
of another col0red man.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-22

Myss NINA CLARKE VAN ZANIT a
beautiful and accomplished ung
heiress of Chicago has e. me in
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-22
EVICTONS IN IRELAND.

A special correspondent who has
been investigating the svictions in
C1unty Kerry, Ireland, gives a
graphic description of the fgh.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-22
No. 2IO.
MADAME SMITH.
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Almighty she is acknowledged by all to be
the QUEEN and STAR FOhTUNE TELLER
without a SUPERIOR.
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